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Can I use Hair Loss Treatment as part of the Soft Power DTV in Thailand?

Nov 3, 2025
6 months ago
DTV via Soft Power for Medical treatment? I am looking for Soft Power DTV and I see thai language course is not always accepted. I don't need Muay Thai.

I was wondering for Hair Loss Treatment (maybe one mesotherapy session each 4 months) as Medical treatment for Soft power. Do you think it could work?

I'm already looking into doing the treatment anyways so I thought I could take advantage of it.
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The individual is exploring the possibility of using hair loss treatment, specifically mesotherapy, as part of the DTV visa's Soft Power category in Thailand. The conversation highlights the need for a long-term treatment plan to support the visa application, with at least bi-monthly sessions suggested to avoid rejection. One commenter shares their experience with a similar treatment plan for hair restoration, emphasizing the need for immigration approval despite the uncertainty.
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Anonymous ******************
Hair loss treatment might work. I recently had hair surgery in Chiang Mai and it is a one year program of hair treatment. The plan includes the surgery, PRP injections, red lighting therapy, hair spa (hair washing), and medications. A doctor at a hair clinic should be able to design and write up a long term treatment plan. Of course, there are no guarantees that immigration would accept it, but it’s worth a shot.

I’m on DTV soft power for physical therapy. I was approved with a 10 session (5 week) treatment plan.
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Andi ***********
Mesotherapy is a medical treatment for hair loss so it should come under the medical DTV option. You will need to show a 6 months plus treatment plan. One session each 4 months? ? you mean one session a month ? a session every 4 months will very likely lead to a rejection.
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